Everglades: Climate Change Threatens Work To Reverse Manmade Damage
"Report warns that rising temperatures threaten the Everglades, including changing rainfall patterns and accelerating sea-level rise."
Source: Guardian, 10/22/2018
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Trump Wants To Cut 'Red Tape,' Hasten Water Projects In West
"President Donald Trump on Friday ordered the government to speed up environmental reviews and streamline regulations that he says are hindering work on major water projects in California and other Western states."
Source: AP, 10/22/2018
14-Year Oil Spill In Gulf May Become One Of The Worst In US History
"An oil spill that has been quietly leaking millions of barrels into the Gulf of Mexico has gone unplugged for so long that it now verges on becoming one of the worst offshore disasters in U.S. history."
Source: Washington Post, 10/22/2018
"Climate: Supreme Court Pauses Kids' Case In Win For Trump"
"The Supreme Court today [Friday] halted a federal climate change lawsuit brought by a group of young people, handing the Trump administration at least a temporary victory in its long-running bid to knock down the case."
Source: Greenwire, 10/22/2018
EJ InSight
EJ InSight is an occasional SEJournal Online column exploring the cutting edge of visual journalism on the environment, sharing exemplary work of leading practitioners in photojournalism, videography and data infographics.
How Others Are Practicing Multimedia
As part of SEJournal's new EJ InSight column, a quarterly section that will explore the range of photojournalism, videography, information graphics and data visualization for environmental journalism, read a short piece on how print environmental journalists are experimenting with photography.
Reporting from Iraq — with Both Camera and Notebook
In the first edition of a new SEJournal column — EJ InSight — we look at how one freelance print journalist took up the camera to diversify her skills and report a unique story from the marshes of Iraq. See a photo gallery of her images. Plus, multimedia efforts from other environmental reporters.
DEADLINE: Fellowships for 11th World Conference of Science Journalists
The 11th World Conference of Science Journalists, part of a wide push to enable science journalists to take responsibility and fulfil their role in society, will take place in Lausanne, Switzerland, Jul 1-5, 2019. International Travel Fellowships for professional and student attendees from all around the world are available. Apply by Nov 15.
47,000 Ticks on a Moose, and That’s Just Average. Blame Climate Change.
"The biggest number of winter ticks that Peter J. Pekins ever found on a moose was about 100,000. But that moose calf was already dead, most likely the victim of anemia, which develops when that many ticks drain a moose’s blood. So it was probably a lowball estimate, because some of the ticks had already detached."
Source: NY Times, 10/19/2018
"Canada's Ban On Asbestos To Take Effect But Mining Residues Are Exempt"
"Canada’s new asbestos ban will not prevent companies in Quebec from sifting through the waste left over from decades of mining asbestos to look for magnesium."
Source: Canadian Press, 10/19/2018
